Kids are obsessed with ride-on cars, and we don’t blame them! They get to feel like an adult, driving around the yard, playing to their heart’s content. Before you purchase one for your child, it’s important to understand the differences between 12v and 24v ride-on cars. You can make an educated decision about which motor best suits the kids.
The V in 12v and 24v means volt. It’s the unit of measurement used to power the car’s motor. It’s a simple concept: the higher the voltage, the faster the ride-on vehicle can go. Higher voltage vehicles can also handle more challenging terrains.
The standard type of ride-on vehicles is 12v. They reach speeds up to five miles per hour, meaning your preschool-aged child can handle the toy. They make excellent outdoor toys for children ages three to five.
A 24v ride-on car can reach a maximum speed of six miles per hour. The 24v models can handle climbing up hills and trickier terrains and could be the better option if you have an elementary school-aged child.
The battery lengths are comparable. Oddly enough, the batter length has nothing to do with the volts. It all depends on the weight of the child or children in the vehicle and the terrain they’re driving on.
These versions are meant to handle more intense terrains. Generally, 24v ride-on cars are excellent for kids over the age of six due to their increased power. You can expect around four hours of non-stop fun, and your kids will appreciate the uninterrupted playtime.
If your children have never operated a ride-on toy before, a 12v model is an excellent place to start. They’re perfect for handling grass, driveways, and sidewalks. They can also work well in the house if it’s a rainy, cold, or miserable day. That is, if you have the space.
Review the above differences when deciding if you should purchase a 12v or 24v ride-on car. They’re fairly similar, but choosing the right model will mean your children can enjoy the toy.
The quintessential kids “dream car”, this 24V SuperSport GT is miles ahead of any other “ride-on” – it offers many features only found on real vehicles - inflatable tires, a differential gearbox, disc brakes, even a parking brake! A quiet 180W brushless motor powers this car and combined with variable acceleration makes it fun and easy to drive on any asphalt or cement pavement up to 10 mph. The 24V SuperSport GT is designed for kids ages 6 to 12 and therefore doesn’t use a remote. It comes mostly assembled – only the steering wheel and seats need to be mounted. Note that due to the size of this car, it cannot be shipped to apartments and it needs to be stored in a garage. Shipping time for this item is usually 2 weeks.
There are several versions of this car produced – we stock only the 24V model in 2 variants:
SuperSport GT: (180W Brushless motor and 24V 7Ah Longway Battery)
SuperSport GT XTR: (180W Brushless motor and 24V 14Ah Longway Battery)
The XTR version comes with a double-capacity 14Ah battery for Extended Driving Range.
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No California Sales - This item cannot ship to California addresses.
Long (paved) asphalt or cement pathways are best for operation of the Super Sport GT
Denver at Kidstance reviewing the 1st Gen Super Sport GT earlier this year